Sentence examples for Workforce limitations from inspiring English sources

And in a key concession to federal worker unions concerned that curtailing federal hires would lead to a new wave of government service contracts, the bill would prohibit agencies from signing new service contracts because of the workforce limitations unless cost comparisons demonstrate the government would save money.

In fact, an October 2017 report from the National Women's Business Council noted that women open businesses because of workforce limitations, personal responsibilities or due to the challenges that come from a market that fails to meet their needs.

Barriers identified included workload and workforce limitations; non-valuing of the team or other health professionals; and absence or fragmentation of services.

Considering allied health workforce limitations in rural Australian areas [ 41, 42], it is not surprising that GPs were identified as the primary source of information for this cohort.

The use of telemedicine was identified as a possible solution to overcome local workforce limitations and a mode of consultation that suited pain medicine.

Although interprofessional practice (IPP) offers the potential to enhance rural health services and provide support to rural clinicians, IPP may itself be problematic due to workforce limitations and service fragmentation.

While Larson et al. has attempted to describe the status of the PA workforce, the limitations are lack of current data and population information [ 23].

The lack of association between pediatric physician density per capita and mean eGFR at dialysis initiation in our study suggests that workforce supply limitations have not led to late dialysis initiation in the US, at least as determined by eGFR.

Challenges encountered included some resistance to moving away from traditional hospital-centred education, initial student concern, resource limitations, workforce shortage and potential burnout of the innovators.

Broadly, therefore, we see no evidence that men with work limitations left the workforce during this period because of an increase in the availability of alternative sources of income.

Since the ACS and CPS do not separate full-service and limited- service (i.e., fast-food) restaurants, we use firm-provided data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics Occupational and Employment Statistics OESES) to identify restaurant occupations that are primarily limited service, and to adjust the total counts for the workforce to correct for limitations in the individual survey data.